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  • October 24, 2013 at 10:09 pm #1015231
    joeltsound@cox.net
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    I have not tried this for DJing, but I do know there are stand-alone visualizations you can buy that can listen to the audio on your computer and do not need to be run through i-tunes, media player, etc.  One I would probably use is G-Force by Soundspectrum.  You would have to buy their Platinum version which is $30 to be able to use it as a standalone application.  Link below…

    http://www.soundspectrum.com/g-force/

    October 25, 2013 at 3:41 am #1015241
    Lamid45G
    Participant

    Resolume also the popular choice of VJ / DJ

    http://resolume.com

    October 25, 2013 at 5:45 am #1015243
    brizzy_b
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    As a dj in korea I play in many differenr cites and they always have or want visuals…thanks guys this is gonna be a big help…both those sites were great and what I was looking for

    October 25, 2013 at 11:16 am #1015272
    Terry_42
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    I make my own visuals in iMovie and use Serato Video.

    October 28, 2013 at 2:26 pm #1015408
    joeltsound@cox.net
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    Brizzy_b,

    Just to update you, I went ahead and bought the Platinum version of Whitecap (also by SoundSpectrum) only to find out it is for “Personal / Non-commercial Use”.  I am in talks with them right now to find out how much the Commercial version cost as they do not post it on their website.

    Also, Whitecap even as a standalone was not able to “hear” the music I was playing through Virtual DJ.  To get it to work I had to split my line out of the computer and reroute the sound back into the Line In so that Whitecap could hear it.  Worked fine after that, just made the connections a little more complex.

    November 6, 2013 at 9:53 am #1016090
    AuralCandy.Net
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    If you’re A) really hardcore about making your own visuals B) have some programming skills C) own a Mac, you might want to look into Quartz Composer. It’s very popular among VJs.

    Quartz Composer is a part of Apple’s XCode developer toolkit. It’s available as free download from App Store. Among other things, you can use the input signal of your audio device to make your visual elements react to music.

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